The Training ScheduleSession details and meeting materials
30. Using Evidence-Based Commercial Tobacco Control Strategies to Achieve Outcomes: How Awardees Can Improve Their Community’s Health
Tuesday, May 7, 2019, 1:30 PM – 3:00 PMOmni Atlanta Hotel, North Tower, M2, Magnolia Room
Office on Smoking and Health staff will review the recommended evidence-based strategies and activities to eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke, prevent youth and young adults from initiating commercial tobacco use and assist tobacco users who want to quit. Through small group activities and large group discussions, the breakout session presenters and participants will examine their current work plans and activities, address challenges commonly encountered by awardees, and discuss lessons learned from state and community level awardees.
Learning Objectives:
- Provide overview of evidence-based strategies in commercial tobacco prevention and control.
- Review recipient work plans and recommend the use of evidence-based strategies and activities in these plans.
- Identify and address common challenges encountered in commercial tobacco prevention and control work.
- Share lessons learned from other recipients currently working in commercial tobacco prevention and control.
Presenters:
Moderaters:
Karla Sneegas, MPH, Program Services Branch Chief, OSH, CDC
The following documents and media are related to this event:
- Using Evidence-Based Commercial Tobacco Control
- Evidence-Based Tobacco Cessation Interventions
- TOPLINE HEALTH COMMUNICATIONS RESOURCES FOR TOBACCO CONTROL
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